2014/06/07 21:57:30
bapu
bitflipper
bapu
According to bitflipper, all of them.



Yup, pretty much. Although "all of them" would include many unnecessary redundancies.
 
I can't actually afford any more plugins, but if I could the one that would be at the top of my wishlist is MMultiAnalyzer. Watch the videos. It's awesome.
 


Bit,
 
MMultiAnalyzer is the only one I own. Got it on sale a while back.
2014/06/08 10:31:05
lawajava

MMultiAnalyzer is the only one I own. Got it on sale a while back.


Bapu - I never thought of you as being deprived before. Sorry to hear you just have the one.
2014/06/08 11:24:50
bapu
lawajava

MMultiAnalyzer is the only one I own. Got it on sale a while back.


Bapu - I never thought of you as being deprived before. Sorry to hear you just have the one.

I'm pretty much in the same boat as bitflipper. Affording more plugs is increasingly difficult and at this point I choose carefully.
2014/06/08 15:11:42
metz
I must say that after having tried out some of the demos I have to agree with bitflipper. Not only that the quality of the sound is great. Built in sonogram in the EQ sold me instantly.
 
They have gotten so much things right that other manufacturers havent. The licencing part for example.
 
1. I didnt have to create an account to shop at their site. All it took was my Paypal account. WHY dont more companies do it like this?
2. License works on ALL my machines
3. Resizable GUI! (awesome!!!!)
4. Plugins are responsive as hell!
5. Lots of functions for your money
6. The prices are overall low and the more expansive ones are justified.
 
The only thing that has bothered me so far is that their naming of plugs can be a bit confusing. Not for sharp brains like yourselfes Im sure. But for me.
 
/M
 
 
2014/06/08 15:30:28
dubdisciple
I love that melda does not put customers through endless hassle to use a product they purchased. You can't stop piracy so putting customers through awkward procedures in a futile attempt to stop it . Is counterproductive. More reaaons for me to seriously consider the bundle
2014/06/08 15:52:20
wizard71
The freq Collision element looks cool
2014/06/08 16:31:57
clintmartin
I've been looking at the Mmultibandconvolution plugin. I'm going to add one at some point, just because I want one. I'm leaning towards Reverberate, but if the Melda went on sale for 50% off it would be tempting. I need to read up a bit on it. 
2014/06/08 19:40:50
dubdisciple
The total bundle might be overkill for me, but I am thinking either mixing or mastering bundle might work..which leads me to an idea for new post.
2014/06/09 12:06:39
Grem
bitflipper


at the top of my wishlist is MMultiAnalyzer. Watch the videos. It's awesome.
 


I'm also waiting on that one to go on sale.
2014/06/09 12:35:35
musicroom
lawajava
Out of the three currently listed I went for the MAutoVolume.

The video tutorial on that helped me get over the hump to see why it would useful.



 
I liked this one too! Question for bitflipper: For a vocal track for instance, would you still use some compression along with this plug in most cases?
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